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Description: Don't you just love it?

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: One of a series of 'spoof news' designs

Description: Go ethnic.

Description: Time to get bold.

Description: Hot stuff!

Description: King of the dinosaurs.

Description: Don't argue with a dinosaur.

Description: TYRANNOSAURUS REX. One of the largest flesh-eating dinosaurs. About 18ft (5-5m) high and 50ft (15m) long. Upper Cretaceous, about 70 million years ago.

Description: One of the largest flesh-eating dinosaurs. About 18ft (5-5m) high and 50ft (15m) long. Foreground: Struthiomimus, an ostrich-like dinosaur. Upper Cretaceous, about 70 million years ago.

Description: One of the largest ever flying reptiles, with a wingspan of over 26ft (8m). About 18ft (5-5m) high and 50ft (15m) long. Background: long-necked plesiosaur, Elasmosaurus.

Description: A large herbivorous dinosaur with characteristic 'spiked' thumbs. Length about 30ft (9m). Background: Megalosaurus. Lower Cretaceous, about 120 million years ago.

Description: One of the longest of all dinosaurs, some reaching a length of 90ft (27m). Background, flying: Rhamphorhynchus. Jurassic, about 170 - 135 million years ago.

Description: One of the heaviest land animals ever known weighing over 20 tons (20tonnes). Length about 60ft (18m). Background: Rhamphorhynchus.

Description: A vegetarian, armour-plated dinosaur. About 20ft (6m) long. The thick, spiked tail was used for defence. Late Jurassic, about 140 million years ago.

Description: A flesh-eating, early mammal-like reptile (not actually a dinosaur). About 11ft (3-5m) long. Permian, about 250 million years ago.

Description: A plant-eater. The largest of the horned dinosaurs.
 About 20ft (6m) long.
 Upper Cretaceous, about 70 million years ago.

Description: USA flag in your imaginary pocket.

Description: Japanese flag in your imaginary pocket.

Description: Triceratops in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A Union Jack in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A bunch of daffodils in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A dog in your imaginary pocket.

Description: Ice cream in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A flag in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A flag in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A flag in your imaginary pocket.

Description: A favourite farm animal.

Description: Four favourite farm animals.

Description: Up to the year 1946, over 40,000 Sherman tanks were manufactured, including all variants. This Canadian-built version, nicknamed the 'Grizzly' has British stowage bins, a no. 19 radio set and a 2 inch bomb thrower in the turret.

Description: This versatile runabout, shown in service with the British Airborne Division, was adapted for many uses such as battlefield ambulance, troop carrier or light armoured vehicle.